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gehrig38 · 05-04-2020, 05:58 AM

The 10 highest salaries in the ABL:

SP Pat Rienstra 33 (NYE) 16.8 million
SP Joey Elliott 31 (BUF) 14.7 million
RF Abdul-Muta'al Rhodes 28 (PHIL) 14.5 million
CF Roger Murphy 34 (NE) 14.3 million
1B Bjorn Abbing 34 (CHA) 14.1 million
SP Anthony McLeod 31 (DET) 13.8 million
1B Josh Graham 30 (SF) 13.7 million
CF Alex Ochoa 31 (MEM) 13.7 million
CF Rich Bellomy 34 (NYP) 13.million
LF Tom Anderson 30 (CHI) 13.4 million

Of the remaining 15 in the top 25 (all make 11.1 million or more) they break down like this
Philadelphia (1) NY Punishers (2) Mexico (2) Dallas (3) Memphis (1) Lexington (1) Buffalo (1) Phoenix (1) Montreal (1) Ohio (1) Denver (1)

11 SP Rienstra 33 NYE (16.8)
2 RF Abdul-Muta'al Rhodes 28 PHI (14.5)
3 CF Roger Murphy 34 NE (14.3)
2 LF Tom Anderson 30 CHI (13.4)
1 C Zhi-huan Go 35 NYP (11.5)
3 1B Bjorn Abbing 34 CHA (14.1)
2 2B Bryce Watkins 31 NYP (13.2)
1 SS Jimmy Lilliquist 27 PHX (11.5)

The top salary for 3B is Marc Lee (36) of Dallas at 10.5 million
The top salary for RP is JJ Vera (35) of the NY Punishers at 10 million, he is the only RP in the ABL making 8 figures. In fact 5 relievers total are making annual salaries of 8+ million wit the next highest being 5.2 million.

The annual ABL report shows the average superstars' salary of around 9.8 million. With what we term as the league 'average' player making around 2.5 million. League minimum is 169K per year.

Currently, there are 34 players in the ABL making 10+ million dollars per year.

This much is clear. We won't likely ever be at the top of the revenue standings given the markets and the media, but that should not impede this club from becoming a dynasty. We need to be more efficient with each dollar and more importantly, we need to be able to nail our drafts and find those gems around the world everyone is looking for.

05-04-2020, 05:58 AM	#12
gehrig38 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Medfield, Mass Posts: 5,992	The 10 highest salaries in the ABL: SP Pat Rienstra 33 (NYE) 16.8 million SP Joey Elliott 31 (BUF) 14.7 million RF Abdul-Muta'al Rhodes 28 (PHIL) 14.5 million CF Roger Murphy 34 (NE) 14.3 million 1B Bjorn Abbing 34 (CHA) 14.1 million SP Anthony McLeod 31 (DET) 13.8 million 1B Josh Graham 30 (SF) 13.7 million CF Alex Ochoa 31 (MEM) 13.7 million CF Rich Bellomy 34 (NYP) 13.million LF Tom Anderson 30 (CHI) 13.4 million Of the remaining 15 in the top 25 (all make 11.1 million or more) they break down like this Philadelphia (1) NY Punishers (2) Mexico (2) Dallas (3) Memphis (1) Lexington (1) Buffalo (1) Phoenix (1) Montreal (1) Ohio (1) Denver (1) 11 SP Rienstra 33 NYE (16.8) 2 RF Abdul-Muta'al Rhodes 28 PHI (14.5) 3 CF Roger Murphy 34 NE (14.3) 2 LF Tom Anderson 30 CHI (13.4) 1 C Zhi-huan Go 35 NYP (11.5) 3 1B Bjorn Abbing 34 CHA (14.1) 2 2B Bryce Watkins 31 NYP (13.2) 1 SS Jimmy Lilliquist 27 PHX (11.5) The top salary for 3B is Marc Lee (36) of Dallas at 10.5 million The top salary for RP is JJ Vera (35) of the NY Punishers at 10 million, he is the only RP in the ABL making 8 figures. In fact 5 relievers total are making annual salaries of 8+ million wit the next highest being 5.2 million. The annual ABL report shows the average superstars' salary of around 9.8 million. With what we term as the league 'average' player making around 2.5 million. League minimum is 169K per year. Currently, there are 34 players in the ABL making 10+ million dollars per year. This much is clear. We won't likely ever be at the top of the revenue standings given the markets and the media, but that should not impede this club from becoming a dynasty. We need to be more efficient with each dollar and more importantly, we need to be able to nail our drafts and find those gems around the world everyone is looking for. __________________ The Chicago Iron Pigs 2012-2024 The IBL's first 13 years The Alaska Avalanche 2024-2030 Moving on to my birthplace The San Antonio Silver Stars 2030-2034 From one big state, Alaska, to another, Texas!